A record-low 32% approval rating in Reuters/Ipsos polling and an NBC/Telemundo poll showing Latino voters' disapproval underscore Republican vulnerability a month before the November 3 midterms. The administration is responding with cash payments — $90 Medicare checks to seniors, $500 ACA 'refunds' — and a promised $5,000 'Trump Dividend' conditional on Republican victory, raising legal and ethical questions about vote-buying with taxpayer funds. Meanwhile the White House is spending public money on self-promotional ads and removing critical outlets from press pools. Trump's angry response to reports of sparse rally attendance suggests awareness of waning enthusiasm a month out from election day.
Trump's Approval Sinks as Vote-Buying Tactics Define Midterm Sprint
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